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Between 1890 and the 1960s, a bustling trade in used and rare books flourished in New York City along Fourth Avenue, between Union Square and Astor Place. Although the stores that once prospered on this little stretch of street have long since closed, the memories of the halcyon days of the bookselling trade in the city still live in the minds of former customers and store employees. Drawing on interviews and on seminal articles published in the early- and mid-20th century, Mondlin (estate buyer at the Strand) and book collector Meador vividly re-create the passion, wonder and adventure of the book trade as it developed along Book Row. The authors paint portraits of the booksellers who established the Row and who secured its reputation among book lovers. There is George D. Smith, the shrewd but gentlemanly book collector who helped Henry E. Huntington build his own library. Called by many "the greatest American bookdealer," Smith provided an example of the persistence and keen insight into the value of books that became the hallmark of the stores on Book Row. The authors also chronicle other dealers such as Eleanor Lowenstein, whose Corner Book Shop specialized in cookbooks; David Kirschenbaum, who developed a stellar collection of Walt Whitman that formed the foundation of the Library of Congress's collection; and Harry Gold, whose Aberdeen Book Company was the first among the antiquarian stores on Book Row to feature paperbacks, in the 1920s. The authors also reminisce about favorite stores, such as Albert F. Goldsmith's At the Sign of the Sparrow, which specialized in theater memorabilia and which very likely provided the setting for mystery writer Carolyn Wells's Murder in the Bookshop. Mondlin and Meador's affectionate paean to the denizens and dealers of Book Row brings to life the glory days of one of New York City's greatest bygone treasures.
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For about 100 years, secondhand bookstores clustered on Fourth Avenue in New York City between Union Square and Astor Place. Their names read like an incantation: Samuel Weiser, Dauber & Pine, Biblio & Tannen, the Abbey, the Raven, the Corner. They are mostly gone now, save the Strand, whose mighty 16 miles of books are still funky despite a whole new audience online. Mondlin, who is estate buyer for the Strand, and Meador, a collector, have produced a sprawling and remarkably engaging omnium gatherum of names, personalities, and store lore. Some of the people they profile loved books; some of them loved the hunt; some of them mostly loved the mise-en-scene. Each chapter begins with an apt quote, and there are lists, acknowledgments, reminiscences, and photographs (the last not available in galleys). For anyone interested in the antiquarian book world, this will be a very special volume. GraceAnne DeCandido
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Most of what is talked about in this book went on long before my time as an avid reader,but I can still appreciate what a thrill it must have been to be a regular visitor to this place.
I think that the real value in reading this book is to see how greatly the whole experience of buying and selling of books,be they new,used,rare,expensive,cheap,or whatever;has changed so much and so quickly.About 25 or so years ago,when I seriously searched out books for my collection ,I visited literally hundreds of bookstores,particularly the Used & Rare ,and encountered a wide array of stores and sellers,and what a thrill to find a store that I had never been in;and find a new "treasure".Even when not finding anything,the bookseller and the store was still an experience.
However;what I used to call "going book sailing" is nothing what it used to be and many of the stores I used to haunt are "gone with the wind".I guess for the same reasons as with Book Row. The rents kept rising,buildings were demolished for highrises and condos,the Booksellers became old and didn't change with the rapidly changing world of books,the newer sellers who entered the trade have become a totally different breed,the Internet has changed everything and made an unbelievably amount of books and information about books available to any Book Lover,regardless of where he lives or what means are at his disposal.So,one by one the conventional bookstores have just withered and faded away.The price of gas has also made it expensive to run around the country to various bookstores.
The publishers are still churning out massive numbers of new titles ,reissues and books at such a rate that there are books everywhere,and at prices that vary all over the map;both for new and used books. For instance,many charities and university alumni groups have seen where they can obtain unlimited amounts of donations of books of every type and along with them lots of volunteers to sort,price and sell them to raise funds.These sales attract huge crowds,who make excellent finds. The curious thing is that a lot of the small time dealers are there scooping up books to sell on the Internet,at obviously much higher prices,and have become the buyers competitor rather than friend.In this book, the authors allude to the fact that many of the booksellers couldn't or wouldn't change and learn to buy and sell ,or otherwise,merchandise their books to retain their customers. The charities and others,changed the whole game,and greatly to the benefit of the buyers.If that wasn't a great enough deathnell;the Internet makes virtually any book one wants ,readily available at whatever,cost,rarity ,condition,etc. the buyer desires.No longer is it a matter of 'take what I got, at my price,or Good Luck".So,this book sure shows what the book world used to be;and what a wonderful world it was;but all that is a thing of the past.
Of all the great quotes you'll find in this book,and there are many;I think the quote that is most apropos is by someone who is not even a bookseller,book buyer or any kind of a Bibliophile ,and is found on page 365.
"Considering the long-ago past and eras that are gone with the wind on wings of time will seem a waste to those who dismiss ancient history as "weary,stale,flat and unprofitable." Baseball manager Sparky Anderson pointed out the futility of living in the past: "There's no future in it." A New York book dealer,quoted by the "New York Times" (May 31,1981),...and that was over 25 years ago...doubted the existence of serious interest among contemporary booksellers in the vanished shops of Fourth Avenue,which were no longer revalent to the needs and problems of modern bookstores: Those who remember them don't want to be reminded,and those who don't,won't care.It's like talking about a five-cent sandwich.No one knows what you are talking about."
Bibliophiles should give a big clap and thanks,to Marvin Mondlin and Roy Meador for bringing Book Row to those who have to be resolved with,"oh well,it was before my time,and so was the 25-cent bleacher seat and the 5-cent soda".
The problem is, each of the things I liked about it work against it as well. Its narrow scope is problematic, at least within the framework Meador and Mondlin use, with many of the chapters seeming a lot like the ones before them with the names changed and a lot of factual repetition. And the nostalgia can get a little overbearing, with a pretty strong Neo-Luddite bias toward internet book dealers ("Those who had the books and the know-how might buy and sell books on the Net, but we'd like to hear Peter Stammer's, Sam Dauber's, and Jack Biblo's views of them as secondhand book dealers"). You could also say that as estate book buyer for the Strand Meador's neutrality might come into question, and you wouldn't be disproved with chapter titles like "The Strand Lives On" and almost a third of the glossy pictures devoted to the Bass family that runs the Strand.
In sum I'd say this is a book for book-industry specialists (especially the older ones who might recognize more of the names the authors drop without much historical grounding) and book buffs with enough interest to sift through 400 pages that could have easily been 200. I fall more into the latter than the former, but even then would recommend Chapters One, Two, Five, Nine, Eleven, Fourteen, Fifteen, the Appendix (a cool little pre-Book Row history of books in NYC), and the foreword by legendary book collector Madeleine B. Stern.
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What the ffffffffffffffffff
back down to 6 shares in the IRA
sold 2000 at 18.00~18.01
Nice ~2K pop for a couple of weeks of waiting.
Not bad at all!
Well ... I've been happy both with and without money.
So, give that money doesn't affect my happiness one way or the other - given the choice, I'll be happy WITH the money!
It depends upon how great you believe the correlation between wealth and happiness is.
You have 2006 shares of GPIC?
Nice. You must be a happy camper this past week.
No, my IRA says that it wants to sport a "retro" 2006 look by holding 2006 shares of GPIC.
Live crazy! Go ahead and drop the bucks for TWO shares!
My IRA is still holding the 2006 shares. It is displeased that it forgot that the year is now 2007 and is wondering whether to buy another share.
Did you sell your shares or are you still holding?
paint drip down off of the celing and dry ON MY CARPET
Can't wait until ICE
to buy 2k at 17.00...
will I fill?
You might, especially if you will let the order fill in portions. I do that on these very thinly traded stocks. You would be suprised how many retailers will just hit that market sell order button without realizing the width of the bid/ask spread. First shares of GPIC I ever got were about 60 cents below the quoted price because of this kind of activity. True you could pay a more in commissions, but at least you get the price you want.
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We stayed here for two nights over the past weekend (Feb 22-24). We booked using booking.com for a fairly good rate (second or third best rate of all the South Lake hotels). We were given room #4, a king bed. Overall, the place was a perfectly adequate place to stay for a ski weekend for a budget-minded traveler. I would recommend this to any budget-minded traveler based on the price, location, quietness, outdoor hot tub, and cleanliness.
Details of our visit:
We arrived on Friday afternoon and were promptly checked in. As others have noted, the main office where you check in does have a funky smell, but we didn't spend more than 5 minutes there. A younger lady checked us in and was very polite. We were given an old style key and shown to our room across the parking lot. The room was an average size for a hotel room, single story with neighbors on both sides but we never once heard any noise from them or saw them. Our room was promptly cleaned while we were out skiing the next day.
The bed was a bit hard to sleep on but seemed perfectly clean, and the sheets didn't seem too old and had clearly been washed. We did bring an extra blanket since I tend to get cold, but the bed comes with a comforter (which I always take off) and a small blanket over the sheets. This was enough for us - we both stayed warm all night. There were 3 pillows which were hard - you may wish to consider bringing your own. The room was heated by 2 small space heaters, although we didn't need to use the second one except to dry our ski stuff one day. We found that the other heater was perfectly adequate for heating the room, contrary to what other guests have noted.
The bathroom was old and had some stains/spots but seemed clean enough to us to use, and everything worked properly. The water pressure was good. They did not provide shampoo and only a small bar of hand soap, so bring your own. They gave 2 small towels and 2 hand towels, but these were enough for us to dry off after the shower. The vent adequately dried the bathroom after a shower within about 30 minutes.
The property is obviously very old, as are many of the hotels in South Lake Tahoe. We have stayed at several other places in the area and found this on par if not better than some of the dirtier/scarier places. I have reviewed the Matterhorn on this website, where we also often stay, and would say the Hacienda is a very similar property. The main differences that I would say make the Hacienda a preferable place to stay are that:
(1) We heard absolutely no road noise from our room at the Hacienda, even though our room wasn't too far from the highway (this was surprising to us, I thought it would be loud), whereas we have heard some noise at the Matterhorn and Motel 6.
(2) We heard no other guests at the Hacienda, whereas at the other hotels we always heard other guests (and the place was totally booked on Saturday night - I guess everyone was just quiet?). We also saw very few other people, despite it being booked full. There was also ample parking - probably only a third full, whereas I have had trouble finding a parking spot at other hotels.
(3) There is a nice outdoor hot tub at the Hacienda, which we took advantage of both nights. The water was a great temperature, and we enjoyed a glass of wine and watched the pine trees over head for about 30 min - it was very peaceful (and even though we saw a few other guests during this time, none of them made any noise or bothered us - some other guests did come in as we were leaving, but otherwise we had it to ourselves!).
We did speak with another guest at one point who mentioned that the hotel rents rooms to locals for a pretty decent rate by the week. Perhaps this is why it was so quiet, since most of the locals probably get up early/sleep early. In any case, we never heard anyone and the place was quiet - we seemingly had it to ourselves.
We did not walk from here to anywhere, but drove with our ski stuff and parked in the Harrah's parking lot and walked to the gondola to ski. I have heard you could walk, but we didn't want to carry our ski stuff quite that far. There are some places within walking distance, but again we didn't do that.
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Overall, I would recommend this to any budget-minded traveler.
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How much Kiwis earn?March 11th, 2013 at 7:00 am by David Farrar
A reader sent in this interesting infographic. From this site.
A reader sent in this interesting infographic. From this site.
Nice to see I'm in the right industry 🙂 – but the graphic claims Aucklanders earn $13 a week more than Wellingtonians but that the capital has the highest average incomes.
I noticed the same thing. Somehow $863 is less that $850. I wonder what other arithmetic errors are present.
So for all the complaints about the mostly overseas owned banking and insurance sector. Not only did it survive the GFC relatively unscathed, but it also pays Kiwi workers better than any other industry…
Never realised before but the Otago outline is very like the outline of Africa!
It's released by a payday loan provider, I'm not surprised they're relying on nobody picking up the maths errors.
Graphically displays why New Zealand is a Socialist cesspit.
With 4 of the top 5 places taken up Government depts or is agencies.
When the country spends more on Arts and Farts than it does on Accommodation.
You have to question if New Zealand has its priorities right.
The far north has the nicest climate in NZ I reckon and fantastic beaches. They need to push to get that holiday highway that the commies hate so much opened up so rich aucklanders can scoot up there more easily and spend some money on their days off. Time to unclog the arteries. Let's facilitate access to the economic powerhouse of auckland to the poorest in the country who live right next door.
Average weekly household costs of $249 seems very, very low. I wonder what they mean by "household", and what costs are factored into that $249. Maybe they mean average weekly food costs, which could be plausible, but households spend money on many things other than food.
Deborah: quite. That would hardly cover rent for most people, and plenty of people would pay more than that for food.
Average weekly household costs of $249 seems very, very low.
It's Statistics NZ's average weekly total housing costs, including mortgages and loans, rent, rates, and building-related insurance, from the household economic survey. The whole infographic is very sloppy.
dont ya just love averages
Interesting to see that the people who earn the most for NZ inc (primary industries ) are the ones who are receiving the least back.
Public Servants don't pay TAX
Full stop
What these stats don't tell you is that the mean, average wage is closer to $27/28,000pa ie around 50% of the work force earn this amount or, less.
Why don't I see comments with the word 'median' in them?
take all the workers and calculate their hourly pay rate. Divide them into ten groups top to bottom. What does the top ten percent make per hour? The bottom ten percent?
Then there's income from all sources… how do they calculate self-employed and contractors, company income drawings?
Should it be called how much do PAYE wage earners earn from their work?
How the fuck did they compile this bitch?
My question mark key has given up mate… fuck it…
I would suck some serious cock to make $850 net for a full-time week.
I'll bet some here wouldn't get out of bed for such a pittance.


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Father Time gets wound up and ticked off as his awesome powers run out in this cinematic spot by DDB New Zealand for Sky TV. "The sun, the moon, the tides, all were under my control … But after thousands of years of service, it seems time has caught up with me," he moans. Bummer. The 90-second clip, stylishly directed by Steve Ayson, generates a Monty Python vibe thanks to the presence of a heavily bearded dude traipsing through bleak locations (It's … Father Time) and an absurdly epic yet silly premise. The best scene takes place in a clock shop, where the nonplussed counter help can't fix our hero's hourglass. (At least they have working clocks on hand, unlike Switzerland, which these days seems frozen in time.) The commercial is a broad and roundabout way of illustrating the brand message: "Time no longer matters." FT takes solace in front of the tube, remote in hand, time-shifting The Blues Brothers (they're on "a mission from God!") via Sky TV to his heart's content. Ultimately, TV's the time suck that claims us all. Credits below. CREDITS Client: Sky TV Agency: DDB, New Zealand Executive Creative Director: Andy Fackrell Creative Director: Chris Schofield Group Business Director: Nikki McKelvie Art Director: Toby Morris Copywriter: Simone Louis Executive Producer: Judy Thompson Account Director: Danielle Richards Planner: David McIndoe Production Company: The Sweet Shop Director: Steve Ayson Director of Photography: Crighton Bone Sound Design: Jon Cooper Agency Producer: Jane Mill Editor: Jack Hutchings @ The Butchery Composer: Peter Hobbs Sky Director of Marketing: Mike Watson Sky Television Marketing Manager: Aaron Stone Sky Product Marketing Manager: Amber Brown
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Itĺs a new year, and itĺs time to say everything I have to say before laying 2013 to rest. Let the cleansing begin!
- Chip Kelly is a genius, and we need his mind. If you donĺt get this reference, watch ôFather of the Brideö again. If you wait 10 minutes, it will be on cable.
- Tony Mack is not a genius. But best of luck to him starting next week. Heĺs going to need it.
- What does the fox say, anyway? I donĺt know but Trentonian reporter Scott Ketterer hates that song. It is patently ridiculous, but somehow alluring at the same time. If you havenĺt seen ôWhat Does the Phanatic Say?ö you should.
- Greg Schiano was fired by the Tampa Bay Bucs. But hey, Farleigh Dickinson might need an intramural director, so thereĺs that.
- I want to commend the charitable efforts of the Sunshine Foundation and Operation Cupcake, my two favorite philanthropists this year.
- Twerking. Donĺt do it in 2014. Itĺs dumb, Mileyĺs ridiculous and it just makes you look stupid.
- I got a message Tuesday afternoon from my friend Alyse in Australia. We do not have flying cars in the future, apparently. At least the immediate future.
- I have to say that I am disappointed ôRock of Agesö gets one star on the Comcast cable rating system. Whatĺs that crap? That show was amazing and I canĺt understand what qualifies as entertainment these days.
- Despite the fact that I am an adult, I got the ôBack to the Futureö DeLorean from my kids for Christmas Ś in Lego form. This is the coolest toy ever. Also, we are now one year away from the future that Marty and Doc traveled to in BTTF Part II, and let me reiterate that we do NOT have flying cars.
- I want it known that I didnĺt care for the Dallas zoo renaming its eagles ôStarbirdsö last week. How did that work out for you? Also, how amazing was it when Brandon Boykin picked that ball off and they immediately panned to Jerry Jonesĺ box, which had cleared out quicker than if Aunt Bethany had broken wind in there. Keep calm and put a Starbird on that.
- I donĺt ever drink beer, but if I did, I am sure Dos Equis would be minimum top three on my list.
- I will never watch ôDuck Dynasty.ö I donĺt have time for that garbage. Now if youĺll excuse me, Honey Boo Boo is on.
- Is Ross Gload still available for the Phillies? Rube still has some holes to fill and itĺs only six weeks to Spring Training!
- Is there any chance that Batkid can save Trenton? Anyone know how to reach him?
- One other question, how did ôStar Trek: Into Darknessö not get nominated for best picture? You see, this is why the academy wonĺt have me back.
- I am grateful for many things as the new year dawns, including my family and friends, my youth hockey players (all 23 of them), our hard-working staff at The Trentonian, the George Washington University basketball team and Rossiburgers. Canĺt forget the Italian Peopleĺs Bakery either.
As for 2014, something something inspirational quote, make it your own, first of 365 blank pages, etc.
Happy New Year.
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681 series
|681 series
A JR West 681 series train on a Hakutaka service, September 2014
|In service
|Hitachi, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Kinki Sharyo, Niigata Tekkō
|Family name
|Thunderbird (JR West)
Hakutaka White Wing (JR West)
Snow Rabbit Express (Hokuetsu Express)
|Number built
|102 vehicles
|Number in service
|99 vehicles (as of 1 October 2015[update])[1]
|Number scrapped
|3 vehicles[1]
|3/6 cars per trainset
|JR West (1992–)
Hokuetsu Express (1997–2015)
|Kyoto, Kanazawa
|Line(s) served
|Tokaido Main Line, Kosei Line, Hokuriku Main Line, Nanao Line, Shinetsu Main Line, Joetsu Line, Hokuetsu Express Hokuhoku Line
|Car body construction
|Maximum speed
|160 km/h (100 mph) (Hokuhoku Line)[2]
130 km/h (80 mph) (JR lines)
|Traction system
|Thyristor drive + Variable frequency (GTO)
|Electric system(s)
|20 kV AC 60 Hz / 1,500 V DC overhead
|Current collection method
|WPS27C scissors-type pantograph
|Braking system(s)
|Regenerative brake, electronically controlled pneumatic brakes, snow-resistant brake
|Safety system(s)
|Multiple working
|683 series
|Track gauge
|1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in)
The 681 series (681系?) is a dual-voltage electric multiple unit (EMU) train type operated by West Japan Railway Company (JR West) and Hokuetsu Express on limited express services in Japan.
681-0 series[edit]
Four 6-car sets (T01–T03, T06) and five 3-car sets (T11–T13, T15, T17) are used on Thunderbird services. These trains feature "Thunderbird" branding. Also four 6-car sets (W01–W04) and four 3-car sets (W11–W14) are used on Hakutaka services. These trains feature "White Wing" logos.[3]
From February 2015, Hakutaka W sets began being repainted into the same livery as 683 series trainsets used on Shirasagi services, with thin blue and orange lines below the window band.[4]
681-1000 series[edit]
The pre-series 6-car set (T18) and one 3-car set (T07) are used on Thunderbird services.[3]
681-2000 series[edit]
Two 6-car sets (N01–N02) and two 3-car sets (N11–N12) are used on Hokuetsu Express Hakutaka services. These trains feature "Snow Rabbit Express" logos.[3]
Future developments[edit]
All of the 681 series trainsets used on Thunderbird limited express services are scheduled to undergo a programme of refurbishment from autumn 2015 until the end of fiscal 2018.[5]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to 681 series.
- ^ a b JR電車編成表 2016冬 [JR EMU Formations - Winter 2016] (in Japanese). Japan: Kotsu Shimbunsha. November 2015. pp. 359, 422. ISBN 978-4-330-62315-3.
- ^ JR全車輌ハンドブック2006 [JR Rolling Stock Handbook 2006] (in Japanese). Japan: Neko Publishing. 2006. ISBN 4-7770-0453-8.
- ^ a b c JR電車編成表 2009夏 [JR EMU Formations - Summer 2009] (in Japanese). Japan: Kotsu Shimbunsha. June 2009. p. 132. ISBN 978-4-330-06909-8.
- ^ 特急〈はくたか〉681系に〈しらさぎ〉色編成現る [Hakutaka 681 series trainsets appear in Shirasagi livery]. RM News (in Japanese). Japan: Neko Publishing Co., Ltd. 10 February 2015. Retrieved 12 February 2015.
- ^ より快適に!北陸~近畿を結ぶ特急「サンダーバード」、車両リニューアルへ [Rolling stock to be refurbished for Thunderbird limited express trains linking Hokuriku and Kinki] (in Japanese). Japan: Tetsudo Shimbun. 28 January 2015. Retrieved 28 January 2015.
Further reading[edit]
- オールガイド 681・683系 [Full Guide: 681/683 Series]. Japan Railfan Magazine (Japan: Koyusha Co., Ltd.) 49 (577): 56–65. May 2009.
- 北越急行681・683系 [Hokuetsu Express 681/683 Series]. Japan Railfan Magazine (Japan: Koyusha Co., Ltd.) 49 (577): 46–55. May 2009.


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|This is an interesting add-on to the TV show, but I am glad I bought the bare-bones Blu-ray rather than spending the money on the Collector's Edition. And this is definitely not a movie for those who did not watch the TV show.
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|This movie was beautiful. Don't believe any of the crap in the review. Must see for all AnoHana fans.
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I liked this movie largely for the first 15 minutes of new footage, as stated in the review. I was a little disappointed with it from there, considering that I had heard it was going to be some kind of retelling from Menma's point of view, rather than a somewhat slopping recap film. I definitely still enjoyed it though, and didn't think it was really melodramatic since, after all, most of the scenes in the film were straight from the series and saying that I loved the TV series would be an understatement.
All in all, the whole "Photo Album" thing worked well enough and I feel that the CE is worth it for anyone who is an avid fan of the TV series, even as much as I hate cash-grabs like this.
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I bought the limited edition of the movie, and I liked the film. I agree with the reviewer that the extra insight to the tv series is great. I would recommend this movie to fans of the series because it is not simply a recap movie; it adds some valuable stuff to the franchise.
If you are not familiar with the tv series, you might not appreciate the movie as much as already established fans should do. But you might get something from it if you decide to give it a go even without prior exposure to the tv series because the movie is emotional and well made.
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|if people see this movie first, should they bother with the TV series?
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I haven't seen the movie yet, but I have a feeling I will share the same frustration stated in the review after the first 15 minutes. First, even though I love AnoHana, I really, really hate recaps. Second, I wish the movie were instead the first 15 mins new material, then moved on to a proper epilogue of what happened next, how they got on with their lives.
This would've at least provided some drama or tension and actual plot material. I really wish we could see more of other characters and the most interesting of all for me was Tsurumi Chiriko.
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Location: Cheltenham UK
I imported the collectors edition and glad I did. I love the extras it came with and the extensive soundtrack is glorious.
You will have to watch the series first for much of the film to make sense or understand it's significance and it's a fantastic add on to the series as it divulges further into their past and the events of that day.
I didn't really find problems with the pacing or the way it was meshed together, I felt the snippets from the series worked well with the new content in the film as one flowed well into the other.
If you were a fan of the series the movie is a must see!
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI
I'm not sure you could enjoy the movie without seeing the series first. Yes, they cover the same events, with the movie just tacking on its "one year later" bits, but since they jump around three different time periods, and since the ending of Menma's story is a given as the movie begins, I can't imagine making any sense of the movie if it were your first experience with anohana.
If any part of the franchise is optional, it's the movie, not the series.
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Location: Toronto, Ontario
The AnoHana movie is weird...it's kind of innately pointless over the TV series and the new content just makes some really inconsequential coda to the whole thing, but I guess if anything, it makes things go out on a more reserved note for those who may have found the TV series' ending too crushing. The streamlined nature of the content doesn't give enough room to breath for all the sad parts so it comes off as really sappy and melodramatic when condensed as such, depriving the core series of some of its power. When I watched it with my friend who hadn't seen the series to compare our reactions, I'd get a lot of tugs from remembering some of the big scenes but he felt a little distant since he didn't know the whole context (and again, lack of proper build-up and breathing room) but said he'd be curious to watch the series. In the end, it's not terrible but it just doesn't really make much sense to exist, I guess kind of like Eva: Death and Rebirth but not as bad. The series I'd say is a strong B+/A- while I guess I'd give the movie a B-, but again, it is pretty pointless, so weigh the story how you will.
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Don't be an angry fanboy. ...Fangirl. Whichever.
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|I really didn't like the movie, and I was really looking forward to it when the Brattle announced that they were going to screen it. It just felt like it highlighted more of the flaws of the series than its strengths. Considering that it's a recap of the series, I don't think making me want to rewatch the series so I can forget the movie is a good thing.
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Location: 東京, 日本
I love the TV series even though I don't remember much about it. I tried the movie with hype but met with disappointment. The first few minutes look good but then threw a bunch of random recaps. I don't hate recaps, they sometime do their job to remind us viewers, but Anohana's recap is just frustrating. For newcomers, they don't bring much; for old viewers, while the recaps seem good for a while, prolonging them is just makes you less interest in the movie, they were thrown at random and each is as long as a TV episode. Just how long the movie was anyway? I thought that the movie was going to be Menma's point of view not the group's. The only moment she retold was near the end.
While I still enjoyed the movie for what its worth, I find it underwhelming. It did give the TV series a more closure ending. Well they can just cut the recaps shorter and put the new parts in a long OVA or something.
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|I really need to pick this up dunno which version to buy...the Aniplex USA release looks pretty gold with that soundtrack and all. I went all out for the TV Blu-ray discs back in '11 (literally like HALF A GRAND ALL OUT, the exchange rate was wretched back then) so I might want to do the same for the movie at least for completionists sake. 30% less cash spent this time around lol. Honestly haven't even seen the movie yet. It will be one of those rare blind buys theatrical run never made it to my area even though I practically begged for it. There's no way I'll not like it, anohana is fanf*ckingtastic in my eyes. My absolute favorite Okada script. Top ten material, at least as far as TV anime from '00 and up goes.
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... so any possible symbolic ending that the TV series had was weak? Good thing that the group finding the invisible Menma was very literal then?
{Reconnect with their childhood as represented by the child Menma, representing everything they had and lost, thanks to the great god Puberty. I mean Death, yeah...}
Never saw the movie but unless she could turn invisible, I can't see the importance though I love the whole "There's just one problem" comment of it. What could it have been: The overacting of the cast as their relive and relieve their guilt? Her ability to interact physically with cast despite being invisible meaning the show should only have been, say, the length of a movie? Perhaps it was how easily the romantic ties formed once the guy who knew the girl he loved died five years ago, realized she died five years ago, accepted she died five years ago... learned what five years does to an 11 year old girl?
Ah, keep it clean. Certainly the show did, even if there were hints here and these...
Was it Poppo? Seriously, what's wrong with him? Start with the nickname, work your way up.
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Including the parts of the review that also say the movie is beautiful! Those are wrong. The movie is not beautiful, it is beautiful.
Visual aid for the spin cycle phenomenon I mentioned in the review. Once her eyes are finished, we can move the load to the dryer!
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In the past few weeks snow conditions this season have completely turned around. It may have been a slow start to the ski season after the warm December temperatures, but since mid-January things have been looking up. There has been a series of huge snow dumps teamed with a string of sunny days occurring over the last few weeks, dramatically building up the snow bases of ski resorts across Europe.
The February half term was a perfect week for a ski holiday with up to 60 cm of snowfall on the half term transfer weekend then beautiful blue skies for most of the week after. View current snow conditions in our latest snow reports. As the busiest ski week of the season came to a close, it was reported in the long range forecasts that we were in for one of the biggest snow storms of the season over the next 9 days, including up to 231 cm of snowfall in just a few days. The Alps may not have received the 2m foreseen but 120 cm in Soldeu, 98 cm in Cervinia, 82 cm in Grindelwald and 66 cm in Avoriaz was very welcomed by the post-half term skiers and snowboarders. Snow bases and snow conditions are currently superb for the start of March. Particularly Austrian resorts are looking significantly healthy for this time of year (compared to last year):
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Skiing in March is one of the most best times of the year, as temperatures start to warm up you can enjoy the fantastic ski conditions in the morning, then by the afternoon you can embrace the après atmosphere on a sun terrace on a mountain top bar. With the current great snow depths in many resorts across Europe, a ski holiday in March will be excellent. With even more snow storms on the horizon over the next 9 days, there will be no shortage of snow for the rest of the season. The snow conditions we have at present are the best so far this season and with Easter week just 4 weeks away it's looking like there will be plenty of snow to enjoy this year. After Easter falling so late in April last year, this wasn't a great time for a ski holiday. With Easter Sunday falling on the 5th April this year, many families will be heading out to ski resorts for the first week of April to spend the Easter holidays in the snow.
With temperatures rising towards the end of the ski season, your save bet is to aim for high resorts. It is always difficult to predict the snow conditions at the end of season so be sure to choose a ski resort with high altitude to secure the best snow conditions. You want enough snow to build a snow bunny don't you?
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If you're looking to kill a few calories but are unwilling to sign your soul away for an unused year at your local jazzy gym, why not consider the outdoor life and some truly awesome winter sports to get in shape the fun way!
Of course the temptation of all that heavenly indulgent mountain food on a ski or snowboarding holiday might have you concerned about piling it on, but fear not as food = fuel and that's exactly what you'll be burning tonnes of each day spent on the slopes.
Snowsports are an excellent form of cardio as well as a great way to tone and strengthen leg, core and arm muscles.
Both skiing and snowboarding are particularly good for strengthening the ankles, lower legs, quadriceps and glutes, as you engage these muscles to control your board or skis. Both activities require good balance, which work your core muscles, pulling in your abs and helping to align your spine. As you balance, you use your arm muscles to help steady yourself, working to firm them up, particularly in the upper arms and shoulders.
When your muscles are strong, the body works harder to use them, therefore burning more calories. This, plus being in a cold environment (where your body burns calories just to keep warm) is great news for your metabolism! On top of all these great health benefits, skiing and boarding also release adrenaline and endorphins which lift your mood and make you feel more alert, awake and happy.
Skiing or boarding for 6 hours can burn a whopping 2000 - 3000 calories, depending on your age, weight and height. With that in mind, it may take a lot less time than you think just to burn off that mulled wine and 3 Wiener Schnitzels you had for lunch…
Here are a few examples of some popular, hearty ski foods and drinks with an estimate of how long it takes to burn off each one (each food portion is based on a 300g serving).
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We have been glued to our computers over the weekend looking at all the fresh snow that our friends and customers are enjoying at the moment. Over 1 metre of snow has fallen in many resorts over the past week, transforming conditions across the Alps. Resorts reporting the best of the new snow are Chamonix, Flaine, Alpe d'Huez Avoriaz, Les Arcs, Soldeu and Crans Montana. Here is a selection of our favourite snowy photos from the web over the past few days..
@Varsfob 40cm de neige fraîche et soleil: pas mal! http://t.co/YriQiaUh9t #skipasslive pic.twitter.com/8eiGi7Q0Qm
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@Varsfob 40cm de neige fraîche et soleil: pas mal! http://t.co/YriQiaUh9t #skipasslive pic.twitter.com/8eiGi7Q0Qm
Playing in the POWder!! We have snow and lots of it!! @LaPlagne #ski #snow #dumpalert pic.twitter.com/SGHj9EjT36
— Piste Pads (@pistepads) February 1, 2015
Playing in the POWder!! We have snow and lots of it!! @LaPlagne #ski #snow #dumpalert pic.twitter.com/SGHj9EjT36
There's no denying, we have TONS OF #SNOW in #Morzine! pic.twitter.com/zQigpZ1OTC
— Mint Snowboarding (@MintSnowboard) February 1, 2015
There's no denying, we have TONS OF #SNOW in #Morzine! pic.twitter.com/zQigpZ1OTC
Some more major snow fall today and still snowing #latania @La_Tania pic.twitter.com/7rTurhxmpK
— Scott Janaway (@scottjanaway) January 30, 2015
Some more major snow fall today and still snowing #latania @La_Tania pic.twitter.com/7rTurhxmpK
No Scott Manning isn't sitting down - that's the depth of the snow #valdisere pic.twitter.com/nlqK2w051q
— YSE (@yseski) January 31, 2015
No Scott Manning isn't sitting down - that's the depth of the snow #valdisere pic.twitter.com/nlqK2w051q
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Mario Wanger on a pow day in the Zillertal backcountry http://t.co/Ai5xb4BM6L #FlowSnowboarding pic.twitter.com/mdXh6nWniy
— Flow Snowboarding (@FLOWsnowboardn) January 30, 2015
Mario Wanger on a pow day in the Zillertal backcountry http://t.co/Ai5xb4BM6L #FlowSnowboarding pic.twitter.com/mdXh6nWniy
It's still snowing !!!! @Vallnord #andorra pic.twitter.com/SooRozGpMr
— Neilson Andorra Team (@neilsonandorra) January 31, 2015
It's still snowing !!!! @Vallnord #andorra pic.twitter.com/SooRozGpMr
#Bansko #ski conditions 9/10 today. Best snow of the year so far. pic.twitter.com/YyHHXRr3nB
— banskoblog.com (@bansko) February 2, 2015
#Bansko #ski conditions 9/10 today. Best snow of the year so far. pic.twitter.com/YyHHXRr3nB
Lovely day on the hill ... sometimes poor visibility ... but TONS of snow ... and it's snowing again to carpark ... pic.twitter.com/zHwnD13osZ
— Nevis Range (@TheNevisRange) January 31, 2015
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Thousands of Brits head to the slopes each winter for their one week a year on the slopes. As the mountain lifestyle is so different to our normal 9-5 lifestyle we all have strange traits and habits on a ski holiday – where else can you get away with a Glühwein stop at midmorning or where melted cheese becomes part of your daily diet?
We've put together some of our favourite humorous ski characters you'll find in a ski resort – which one are you and your friends most like?
Powder hound
You don't bother getting out of bed if there isn't any fresh snow. If there has been snow forecast, you will be up before sunrise to hike up your favourite mountain for fresh tracks before most people are even eating breakfast. You are an expert in all things backcountry, avalanche safety and snow prediction and often found preaching to people on a chairlift. Ski Chic Even though you have been skiing since a young age, you now only get out on the slopes if it is a perfect blue bird day. You are most likely found occupying sun loungers and bar stools in Zermatt, Courchevel or Davos in late season. Your skis have seen more action in the ski racks of an après bar than on snow.
The Ski Family Are you a super mum that is always fully prepared for any weather or situation? Are you a dad that tries to fit in with the chalet staff at après and is the first one to get the jagerbombs in? Do your children either head straight to the snow park or fly down red runs when there are meant to be sticking to blue pistes? View more characters and full infographic here
By Krystelle
Illustrations by Mark Owens
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